Set 2 FDC Cover Envelope Stamp Glory to Ukraine Independence Day 2022 Kyiv

Description: Set of 2 envelopes with Stamp " Free, Unbreakable, Invincible " canselled in First Day KYIV & ZHYTOMYR. due the 31st anniversary of Ukraine's independence Lot includes: 1) Envelope with stamp cancelled in First Day "Kyiv 01001" 2) Envelope with stamp cancelled in First Day "Zhytomyr 10014"Ukrposhta issued in Ukraine on 2022.08.24Shipping Information: The item(s) will be shipped by registered airmail by Ukrainian Postal Service , as fast as it possible. Its can take 1-2 business days . I will send you a message with picture of shipment and upload tracking details so you can track your order anytime. More shopping and combined shipping are always welcome. If you have any questions or you need any information please feel free to ask All questions will be answered within 24 hours. To the 31st anniversary of the Independence of Ukraine, Ukrposhta released the postal block "FREE. UNBREAKABLE THE INVINCIBLE." The block included a stamp with a Ukrainian soldier and 6 illustrations showing the last 6 months of the great 8-year war of the Ukrainian people against the invaders. The block is made in a graphic style. The central object of the block is a postage stamp with the image of a Ukrainian defender, who personifies the courage and indomitability of the Ukrainian army in the fight for the independence of its country. The postage stamp is designed in the colors of the national flag of Ukraine. The polygonal style in which the illustrations are made gives the postal block a modern look and is used for the first time on Ukrposhta's postal products. The illustrations of the block are made in the form of a black-and-white chronicle with individual color accents. Each of the illustrations is a separate tragic story of Ukrainians that took place in different periods of wartime in different regions of Ukraine. They are united by one word - "WAR": 1. A woman standing in a high-rise building on the ruins of a destroyed apartment. 2. A mother with a child hiding from rocket attacks in the subway. 3. A girl in front of a pile of burnt civilian cars. 4. Drama theater in Mariupol with the signal inscription "CHILDREN", which became the last refuge for many Ukrainians. 5. Sviatohorsk Lavra, which was repeatedly attacked by the invaders. 6. A baby carriage, abandoned suitcases and toys - a picture that could be found at the train station of every Ukrainian city. The author of the postal block is Anton Khrupin, a young Ukrainian designer from Kramatorsk. Cooperation with Ukrposhta began after Anton sent one of his works to a sketch competition. After that, the artist received an offer from Ukrposhta to develop sketches of wartime postal products.Glory to Ukraine!

Price: 4.44 USD

Location: Zhitomir

End Time: 2024-11-30T16:52:35.000Z

Shipping Cost: 6.99 USD